TBH, I was starting to think it was overkill for my needs as I don't need that scalability. I started looking at GL.inet and Cudy Routers as alternatives to the Asus

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TBH, I was starting to think it was overkill for my needs as I don't need that scalability. I started looking at GL.inet and Cudy Routers as alternatives to the Asus

What about the basics such as additional access points?

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TBH, I was starting to think it was overkill for my needs as I don't need that scalability. I started looking at GL.inet and Cudy Routers as alternatives to the Asus

What about the basics such as additional access points?

Its only myself in the property. I could have the router in the loft and run ethernet to the lounge.

I will use the wifi extender I already have if I need it for the back garden in the summer.

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I will use the wifi extender I already have if I need it for the back garden in the summer.

You get some noce long summer days up there ... I have spent many late September weeks around Grantown, Elgin, Cabrach, Huntly, Cullen, Buckie. Always nice warm evenings.

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I will use the wifi extender I already have if I need it for the back garden in the summer.

You get some noce long summer days up there ... I have spent many late September weeks around Grantown, Elgin, Cabrach, Huntly, Cullen, Buckie. Always nice warm evenings.

Fingers crossed. I use to live in Aberdeenshire around 40 years ago but moved to the central belt for college / university. Decided to move back now I am retired.

Only problem up there, once you are outside the city or major towns, is being remote and potentially cut off in winter. There is one road that I drive regularly when up there - The Cabrach which is 17 miles of nothing and sometimes you may not see another vehicle.

I know the Cabrach - I grew up in Dufftown until I was 10 or 11. I have driven around Lumdsden / Rhynie way too when I have been unable to get over the Lecht due to snow (heading for Crathie / Ballater way). I was concerned about being away from proper winters for the last 40 years and not being able to cope

However, I was assured by the estate agent that Macduff and Banff don't get it too bad due to the sea.

So you know the road well ... I had family in Rhynie and still have firends there. Best part about the Cabrach is the Grouse Inn.

I was a bit young for the Grouse Inn in those days

it might be too late but this thread talks about the be-92u and an issue which may or may not be problematic.